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Taxidermy
State of the art techniques in specimen creation involve the use of innovative silicone and urethane rubbers, plastics, foams, and pigments to create reproductions of fish, reptiles, waterfowl and game. Our wide variety of mold making and casting materials is well known to taxidermists nationwide. Reynolds also has the material knowledge to help you create your most innovative and dynamic displays.
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Popular Products
Alja-Safe
Perfect for making single-use molds of the face, hands and other body parts.
Smooth-Cast 320 Series
Ultra low viscosity, 1:1 mix ratio off-white casting resins
FOAM-iT!
Two-component water blown rigid liquid foams that are versatile and easy to use.
Mold Max Series
High performance tin-catalyzed liquid silicone rubbers in Shore Hardnesses from 10A - 40A
Videos
Mold Making Challenge: Bear Skull and Jawbone (Making Things with Milo)
Cold Casting a Bear Skull using Urethane Resin and Nickel Silver Powder (Making Things with Milo)
Creating a Museum Quality African Grassland Themed Prop Base for a Rhino Reproduction
How To Make a Mold of a Rhino for a Museum Display
Images
Tony Breedlove of Wildlife Art Creations (Melrose, FL) shows SmoothCast® 320 painted cast.
Wildlife Studios cast of a Rhino using duoMatrix® NEO. You can find more of their work at http://www.wildlifestudios.com
Fossil hunters Nelson Maniscalco and Marty Shemella are highly skilled in reproducing detailed fossils and skeletons using SORTA-Clear® silicone rubber.
Dinosaur bones molded and cast using SmoothCast® 320 stained to depict advanced aging.
Image of materials being used in the Taxidermy application.
Image of materials being used in the Taxidermy application.